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Undergrad Dependence of friction on area.
Can you give me a link to these models?- suryanarayan
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Dependence of friction on area.
Hello Guys, I have been pondering on the nature of the frictional force and its dependency on the area of contact for the past few days and I had already searched for plausible explanations for the same.Although I could gather a few discrete points ,I couldn't get a complete picture of it. Some...- suryanarayan
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- Area Coefficient of friction Friction
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Molar volume and surface tension of nanoparticle
As far as Surface tension is concerned,It is a concept that is applicable only to surfaces that separate two fluids.There is no such thing applicable for solids.However,you can find the ST of a nano-fluid once you suspend the particles in the fluid.- suryanarayan
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Pump has a suction lift of more than 10.3 m
As I was going through a course on Hydraulics, there was a brief explanation about how the atmospheric pressure can only support a water column of 10.3 m.A few more points that are prerequisite to the discussion are as follows 1)A fluid cannot be pulled;it has to be pushed. 2)A centrifugal...- suryanarayan
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- Lift Pump Suction
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Load Bearing Capacities of Steel Rods & Ropes: A Comparison
Consider a steel rod of diameter 'd'. If the same rod is broken up into strands and arranged parallel to one another so as to form a new rod of the same diameter 'd' ,Which will have a higher load bearing capacity?. Instead of being arranged parallel , If they are made into a rope of similar...- suryanarayan
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- Bearing Comparison Load Steel
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Stress and Strain: Understanding Axial Loading
Im currently studying a course on the mechanics of solids..the reference book i use is by Popov..But i can't completely understand the concept of stress in an axial loading.Like for instance. If a weight W acts on a rod(ignore the rod's weight),stress will vary point to point along the...- suryanarayan
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- Strain Stress Stress and strain
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Undergrad Correct definition of time dilation
Can someone give me the correct definition of time dilation(or explain it in such a way that it can be used to tackle any problem)?? What i believe now is "a moving clock ticks more slowly than a clock at rest"..but according to me this is inadequate because there can be two situations...- suryanarayan
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- Definition Dilation Time Time dilation
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Why is Phase Velocity Greater than Speed of Light?
why is the phase velocity(c^2/v) greater than c?? since v<c it should be greater than c.. how does this happen?- suryanarayan
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- Light Phase Phase velocity Speed Speed of light Velocity
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Explaining Time Dilation in a Simple Way
im more confused about the role of clocks...and the connection between these times(t1,t2,t3,t4)- suryanarayan
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Explaining Time Dilation in a Simple Way
Can anyone explain about time dilation in a simple way? I am confused about these facts: 1) If an observer A at rest relative to a moving spacecraft sees an event e1 in the spacecraft and measures the time interval to be t1 on his clock and t2 on the clock in the spacecraft...- suryanarayan
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- Time
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad How to Solve Reducible Exact Differential Equations: Methods Explained
How can i solve differential equations that are reducible to exact form? please explain each method. thanks- suryanarayan
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- Differential Differential equations
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Graduate What is the solution to the ODE with p=1/3, f(x)=-3/2x, and g(x)=2/3?
i tried to solve this question in all the ways i knew but it wouldn't work ..please help xy^2dy/dx + y = x^2 i tried to solve it by using linear first order differential equation technique and also by using different exact and reducable exact differential equaions... help me- suryanarayan
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- Differential Differential equation
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Undergrad Time dilation and length contraction
can both time dilation and length contraction occur for the same observer? i don't think it is possible since then c=reduced length/increased time which is impossible(since c is constant)... Am i wrong?- suryanarayan
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- Contraction Dilation Length Length contraction Time Time dilation
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad What is the difference between relative velocity and resultant velocity?
relative velocity and resultant velocity?also in a connected(with strings) pulley system,how can we calculate the acceleration and velocities of the pullies and the masses connected onto it?- suryanarayan
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- Difference Relative Relative velocity Resultant Velocity
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School I just dont get the idea on how to do this [projectile motion]
i don't know how this works...when a body is projected at an angle "theta" with the horizontal above a height 'h'...what is its maximum height and maximum range?should i just treat it as two separate motions or is there another way to do it...i can solve if it is just a parabolic projection from...- suryanarayan
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- Idea Motion Projectile motion
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- Forum: Mechanics